Fictional gore? It's totally cool and amuses me. Real gore, well... I get nauseated, panicky and start asking questions. Wish i didn't, but i rarely ever see it happen much where i'm at, and i prefer it like that. If i seen it more often, i likely will grow out of it, but for now, that's just the way it is.

texascat018 wrote:

we should play L4D together once.

I been playing it a little bit lately. PM me if you're interested sometime =)

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Sun Dec 23, 2012 1:02 am

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Re: Chat Thread 39: A Heartwarming Children's Movie

yehoshua wrote:

Force = Mass * Acceleration so you can just say at a high enough speed.

(curse my math teacher)

Force and velocity are related by the equation F = m * dv/dt. So they aren't necessarily proportional.

I'm kinda numbed to gore due to the things that I've seen from my training as a first aider. Anyways, do hit me up for any L4D2 games should it need be. Also, tf2 cause there's always gore there from the blown up piece and bits

Force = Mass * Acceleration so you can just say at a high enough speed.

(curse my math teacher)

Force and velocity are related by the equation F = m * dv/dt. So they aren't necessarily proportional.

As well as acceleration =/= velocity.

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Sun Dec 23, 2012 6:25 am

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Re: Chat Thread 39: A Heartwarming Children's Movie

I've always been very mature for my age, both mentally and physically, I even got asked once if I wanted a drink at a restaurant when I was 15. Gore's never affected me, I remember watching the beginning of "The Hills Have Eyes 2" on TV which has *WARNING EXTREME GORE*...a woman covered in blood giving birth to a monster baby and I suddenly realised I was completely expressionless and wasn't flinching or recoiling in horror. I've never experienced any real gore in real life though so who knows what I'd do then.But Radio Blue Heart's right, it's strange when people will tolerate blood and gore, I remember hearing an interview with someone who read one of their kid's books once and he said it was amazingly gory, like if it was a movie it would be rated for people over 15 only.

Also, science nerd incoming, momentum is actually directly related to velocity (I believe it's Momentum=0.5*mass*velocity^2) and it has more effect on the energy imparted on a body from the moving object than the force does. However, you could also say that the force imparted on the body is equal to that lost by the moving object, which would be equal to the moving object's mass times its deceleration as it impacts the body, which would be huge. But then again, my physics is a bit rusty so I'm not sure which would apply more, but if I know the maths behind it, it'll all be interconnected.

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Sun Dec 23, 2012 10:28 am

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Re: Chat Thread 39: A Heartwarming Children's Movie

I have been watching gore movies my entire life, but the thing that really helped me build up resistance to gore is nature documentaries. I loved those when I little and even more today. Once you have seen a pride of lions tear apart a wildebeest and eat it, you can pretty much handle anything.

Now, math. That is scary. I have never been good at math. It seems logical and straight forward but it never works out that way for me. It just serves as another reminder of how stupid I am.

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Sun Dec 23, 2012 12:48 pm

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Re: Chat Thread 39: A Heartwarming Children's Movie

RandomGeekNamedBrent wrote:

that sounds more like physics than math.

My math teacher teaches physics.

Beagle wrote:

*facepalm*Sleet, acceleration is the derivative of velocity. Acceleration is the slope, or change of, or dv/dt, of velocity. Both formulas mean the exact same thing. P -> V -> A

Thank you Beagle :3

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Sun Dec 23, 2012 2:19 pm

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Re: Chat Thread 39: A Heartwarming Children's Movie

"High enough speed" and "high enough force" are not the same, though. There can be high force and low speed or vice versa, even if we assume mass to be constant.

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Mon Dec 24, 2012 8:39 pm

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Re: Chat Thread 39: A Heartwarming Children's Movie

jopencjusz wrote:

*hugs Beagle*

Hey, good to see you!

Well, in many different places and in different situations Well, at least I hope this time it won't repeat

I see that some thing have changed, but lot of them are just same

Jopen, you're alive! *tackles*

I have /completely/ ruined my sleep schedule.

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Mon Dec 24, 2012 9:36 pm

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Re: Chat Thread 39: A Heartwarming Children's Movie

It's crazy to think how much has changed in the past year.

Merry Christmas, everyone! In my family, we have a tradition where everyone gets to open one present on Christmas Eve night. I got a set of 15 perfume samplers from Victoria's Secret, because I'm a girl and like to smell nice and stuff. :V

Also, my nephew (who was driving me up the wall until I went into my own room) opened his very first Christmas present- the gift I picked out last night. X3 He loves it! We got him a set of cloth blocks that have animals and numbers on them. They rattle when shaken, too.

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